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In article <8OPfyCA1TemyEwH0@chookang.demon.co.uk>, Alan Choo-Kang
<alan@chookang.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>Ah but a 16550 _is_ a 'fast' UART isnt it. That's what I'm using and so
>I should be able to connect at the higher speeds without overruns,
>shouldn't I?
>
>I used to connect at 38400 or 57600 with my old 14.4 using the same
>interface (I bought a new serial card), but now that I have bought a
>33.6k modem I thought that I would be able to go right up to 115200. I
>can use 57600 ok with the 33.6 modem - no overruns.
>
Could be that your computer can't keep up with the modem/UART?  A 33.6k
modem should handle a com speed of 115200 ok but if the processor, bus,
hard drive, etc can't keep up you will still get overruns, you could try
using a good DOS comms program to try running it without the overheads
of windows just to see if this works!
-- 
Steve Barnes